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Appendix B Advanced Topic: Data Analysis Overview<br />

Color-space and base space as applied in the SOLiD 4 <strong>System</strong> B<br />

Color-space and base space as applied in the<br />

SOLiD 4 <strong>System</strong><br />

Color-space data<br />

The final files generated by the SOLiD 4 <strong>System</strong> are in base space.<br />

To maximize the built-in error correction of 2-base encoding, all file<br />

analysis is conducted in color-space prior to final results.<br />

Rather than reading one base per cycle, the software measures<br />

information on two bases simultaneously. In each cycle, the software<br />

calls one of four colors (color-space call). Because each ligation<br />

measurement event measures two bases, all bases (except for the<br />

final base of a read) are interrogated twice, providing for an<br />

additional level of error correction.<br />

Relationship between cycle and base position<br />

Figure 4 shows the relationship between color-space, base position,<br />

and the sequencing chemistry. Base number refers to base position.<br />

Base 0 is the last base of the adapter and is not part of the target<br />

sequence. The five primer lines show the order in which the data was<br />

generated (0-indexed).<br />

Note: In all files, only processed data refers to a color-space<br />

position.<br />

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